New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
LABOR QUESTIONS DISCUSSED.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF MR.. POwDERLY
ARBITRATION, DUTY OF EMPLOYERS. TEMPERANCE

EOlfOhlAL OflNlONS Of Mh. fOWDERLY.
ARBITRATION, DUTY OF EMPLOYERS, TEMPERANCE
AND POLITICS REoIEwED.
IBf rELKoRArH the TRIBUNAL
PHILADELPHIA July 2e.-Mr Powderly will say this IN
The Journal Of United Labor, issued Saturday. a. 70
boards Of arbitration:
during past through the state LsssI
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do they provide inforug the decisions Of the arb
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It beionss Few. whether wofsgvrr or workman bold
enough to defy public opnon nhsea ,s soon
%as ssse
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provided me ws,s % sna Of mss
ss"eraIy more conservative least willing 70
Speaking Of tne duties of employers to employees hs
says:
That does not mean that charge should part
Il %s4p Il. or sloss1s
Of s s%po,s sf called h' Sn Il
treated them with very se.ns courts.sy .. and d
aIicS insult pi,sS.
vsssated the late srks % ievancss being presented By
committees for r6 ,ns c1n ars ma w vsy
Who il is safe to prophssy Will always be In hot water
The Journal will say further:
s.ni1. aeS.i has asass saloon
in s1cn an ~ 1ssSms
into beer gardens and to make money from the sale g
There difference between selling beer at Pr mic ard
OF drinking men Mr.. Powderly says:
Such vice ridden the worst enemies Of their
,osy aTs en- y are s sA
ioonaeS y 81 ass
Knight Laso, 70 ADVANCE .sS end
found e ase.raen e. pn;ps, II any
Knsh' a1 nE aT a Ss r to eoT but hardly
make faces and cali names Let example who take
si sSss the n: TACT
srsts ns extent sss aa he
them down. and We viii ace eacs sea-. q s men
hpDns viii end Of the
AS to the political status Of the Knights of Labor Mr.
Powderly says:
As individuals the Of the organization may attach
sSS sh 1ny ednse SM or No License IN
may r Be an ao'f ana sIsn an w
be hard or soft s %an R,Gu p. . e u:
s unSn !: !. HiTY and must
PINKERToN MEN LEAVING THE COKE REGION
detectives under Captain Conner returned from the coke
region this afternoon The will 60 to Chicago and
New-York This about thirty guards at the Les
enriug works. Who will pay Mr.. Pnkertons bill, said to
amount to at OOo the important question at
the bill to the Pnkeron agency but they think that the
county should finally stand IT,
FOR EIGy GLASS WORKERS TAXED BY THE UNION
PIrTsBURG, July 20 Especial. Remarkable action In
regard to foreign workmen upon their arrival In America
was taken at Atlantic City convention OF the Ameri
can Flint Glass Union ExPresident Irwin OF
Wheeling, said to-day: "These foreign workmen must
can secure employment In American flint glass works
Thars a specific duty levy for the protection OK
American labor"
PHASES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.
The members OF Cigarmakers' Union No. l4l take
great amount OF credit themselves because SAIL kohn
foreman of tho shop Of W. Stochelberg. at No. loA
south Fifth ave. was held by Justice German in the JET
ferson Market Police Court yesterday for assaung
Fred TIssg member Of the union r Mnsse was
CHANGING few hot words win Koan the aes
Tue nS@ sSSa isi IN coas up
or the $50 shirtmakers who locked out Of r. K
sssNhsrs fhe girls struck because
ters we're discharged and no union VIII "orA
| for Davies until the cutters are relnstateu =.
+ has &C.,
and SIN aa o. ss 70 S tired Of
ness and returned to work Of their own accord
The striking silk weavers, who were employed IN Bern
stens Tenth still remain ide al
| though the woman. against whom they reeelled mas
fafe them back ia body. they will not pledge them
selves 10 abstain further interference In the man
agement of his business .,, ~ =
The strike OF tho Italians upon the Montclar ~ -
water works settled The strikers wished an IN
crease from 81 40 to 81 SO day and when AFTER ,hey
had struck new laborcrs set at work at Az so
the strikers armng themselves with CLUBS enasea aug
scabs the ghboring mountain and Tue
the streets 200 strong bearing red handkerchief iass
ened to n pole for flag When they found that their
threats we're OF no avail they concluded to go to work
again. the majority went to work yesterday wniie lew
disconte ted ones took train for New-fork Inen
nsces we're filled by others, and tho WORK
proceeded without further interruption.